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It’s ridiculous, really. This 2013Mercedes-BenzSL63 AMG grand touring roadster, stocked with neck warmers and heated seats,
packs more torque than the C6 Corvette ZR1, Shelby Mustang GT500, or Viper TA.
Aside from initially being amazed at this phenomenal stat, I couldn’t help but to ask myself: Who really needs 664 lb-ft of torque?
One needs only to remember the customer base of AMG. Among the residents of Beverly Hills, Gangnam, Ginza, Bishops Avenue,
etc., there’s an ego-driven impetus for increasingly absurd amounts of vehicular grunt model year after model year. It’s silly,
especially in an age when high MPGs and tiny CO2 footprints are all the rage.
Yet, following another brief stint inside the latest rumbling beast donning a star at its nose and an apple tree on its key fob,
I again understand and appreciate this innate human affection with “moar powah” and high luxury.
In the past, I dubbedMercedes‘ G63 AMG “the epitome of badass.” Well, its two-door, two-passenger rear-wheel drive,
557-horsepower sibling offers well-heeled drivers an identical level of bad-assery, packaged in a refined, sexualized,
curvaceous physique.
Yet, around L.A., a town famously polluted with six-figure rides, countless faces (many of them belonging to attractive females)gravitated to the SL63’s exotic sheetmetal. The only car I’ve driven in the last six months that’s drawn more attention isLexus‘ $400,000 LFA.Compared tothe 429-horsepower SL550 we tested almost a year ago, the 2-pound-heavier TRQV8DR is a full second quicker to 60 mph
from a standstill (3.5 seconds) and stops 10 feet shorter from the same speed (98 versus 108 feet). With the massive 285/30R-20 rear
Continentals warmed to their optimum operating levels, our hot-shoe Scott Mortara saw a quarter-mile in 11.6 seconds at 123 mph,
some 1.1 second and 15 mph quicker than the 550. Grip levels, as you can imagine, improved as well. Average lateral acceleration
is now 0.99 g versus the base car’s 0.94 g best.
Just four years ago, such athleticism would have meant the V-12-powered Black Series treatment. The 63’s sprints to 60 mph and
through the quarter-mile are nearly dead even with those of the 2010 SL65 AMG Black Series Coupe, a full carbon fixed-roof monster packing
661 horsepower from a twin-turbo V-12. Its braking, figure-eight, and lateral acceleration numbers are better than the $300,000 limited edition as well.
One key observation: Gathering handling data in the SL63 wasn’t point-and-shoot easy. Like that prohibitively expensive Black Series,
this SL is a lot to handle when driven hard with its many electronic nannies disabled. In fact, we wouldn’t advise turning them off at
all unless you’re a professional driver, an extremely skilled average Joe, and/or a majority stakeholder in a premium tire company.
“It’s like driving on ice,” noted one staffer when describing the SL’s adoration of power slides. Although it takes some time to master
on a track, the 63 is a quick steed when jockeyed correctly. With a time of 22.9 seconds and an average stick of 0.98 g, it’s speedier
and gummier on our figure-eight course than a C6 Corvette 427 (24.1 seconds at 0.86 g).
Turbo torque is ubiquitously available. The full cache of thrust can be accessed at an unbelievably low 2000 rpm.
With seven nicely spaced gear ratios, there is no uncomfortable search for the proper cog when a stroll becomes a sprint.
Want to pass that slower SUV, you say? Feed TORQV8R a smidge more throttle to glide by. He doesn’t mind one bit.
Nor does he mind hard charges on backcountry roads. A run up and down San Diego’s Palomar Mountain not only
showcased the AMG-assembled powertrain’s smoothness and veracity, but also the adeptness and civility of the
massive six-piston 15.4-inch front/14.2-inch rear brakes and AMG-tuned Active Body Control (ABC) adjustable suspension.
The binders annihilated momentum as awesomely and confidently as the 5.5-liter twin-turbo that created it. ABC shored up
damping enough to reduce the SL’s pitch and roll on Palomar’s sharp and sweeping corners to nearly nil degrees.
I tip my hat to AMG’s development team: Their SL withstood the full brunt of my two-hour mountain ascent and
descent on a blistering 85-degree day without fault, not to mention an additional two week’s worth of hard miles at the hands of other MT staffers.
Nobody truly needs 664 lb-ft of torque. Not the hedge fund manager, not the young entrepreneur, not the Hollywood actress with
loads of expendable cash, not even the most fanatical automotive maven who understands the basics of high-performance driving.
But it’s not the torque that creates the siren call – it’s that three character badge, that solid build quality, that fresh exclusivity, that easy speed,
that sexy style, that cushy cabin, that iconic Affalterbach rumble. They’re all extraordinary traits that feed the discerning egos who crave the
feeling of specialness, and who will likely make the twin-turbo 63 their next plausible plaything.
So go ahead and thank your closest moneyed neighbor, for if they and the impetus they’ve created didn’t exist, we wouldn’t have such a
remarkable, uber-refined, stratospherically powered, phonically well-endowed, tech-jammed, 25-mpg-on-the-highway grand touring athlete to appreciate.
-----------------------Ident. number (FIN) | WDD2314741F015298 |
VIN | WDDJK7EA1DF015298 |
Baumuster | 231474 |
Sales name | SL 63 AMG |
Permanent link | http://carinfo.kiev.ua/cars/vin/mercedes/vin_check?su=qlt0_6v6 |
Order number | 0 3 714 57172 (Destination: USA) |
Delivery date | 08 01 2013 |
PAINT1 | 775U BRIGHT SILVER METALLIC CLEAR COAT PAINT |
Interior color | 501A DESIGNO EXCLUSIVE LEATHER -RED/ BLACK/ANTHRACITE |
Engine | 157983 60 021435 |
Gearbox | 722931 04 633452 |
231474 | SL-class | R231 | SL63 AMG | Бензин 157.983 | АКП 722.931 | 2 |
053 | YOM 12/2 |
09T | CARBON-REINFORCED PLASTIC TRUNK LID P30 |
168 | STEUERCODE NTG 4.5 GEN2 |
199 | MAYBACH BREATHER CAP |
212B | OP. INSTRUCT. AND MAINT. BOOKLET-ENGL. FOR USA/CAN |
218 | REAR-VIEW CAMERA |
232 | GARAGE DOOR OPENER WITH 284 - 390 MHZ FREQUENCY |
233 | AUTONOMOUS INT. CRUISE CONT. PLUS (DISTRONIC PLUS)RADAR CRUISE |
235 | ACTIVE PARK ASSIST |
237 | ACTIVE BLIND SPOT ASSIST |
238 | ACTIVE LANE KEEPING ASSIST (FAP) |
23P | DRIVING PACKAGE |
246 | ANALOG CLOCK IWC INGINIEUR CUSTOM CLOCK |
249 | INSIDE AND OUTSIDE MIRROR AUTOMATIC DIMMING |
251 | INCREASED SPEED LIMIT FOR NAFTA P30 186 MPH |
255 | PERFORMANCE MEDIA AMG DATA/RACE,RACETRACK |
264 | LICENSE PLATE ATTACHMENT AMERICA |
281 | AMG PERFORMANCE STEERING WHEEL DTM STYLE P30 |
284B | AIRBAG LABEL - ENGLISH FOR USA |
285 | DRAFT STOP (FABRIC DESIGN) |
294 | KNEE AIRBAG |
301 | ASHTRAY PACKAGE |
309 | CUP HOLDER |
312B | HEAD UNIT LANGUAGE - AMERICAN ENGLISH |
342B | INSTRUMENT CLUSTER/HU LANGUAGE - AMERICAN |
348 | EMERGENCY CALL/SUPPORT SYSTEM |
401 | FRONT SEAT CLIMATE CONTROL |
403 | AIRSCARF SYSTEM AT FRONT |
415 | GLASS ROOF (ROADSTER) PANORAMIC |
427 | AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 7-SPEED P30 AMG |
432 | DYNAMICS SEAT,FRONT LEFT AND RIGHT P30 AMG |
461 | INSTRUMENT WITH MILES IND. AND ENGLISH LEGEND |
471 | MECHANICAL LOCKING REAR DIFFERENTIAL P30 |
475 | TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR (TPM) HIGH LINE/MID LINE |
487 | ABC SUSPENSION (ACTIVE BODY CONTROL) AMG+ |
494 | U.S. VERSION |
4U6 | AIR CONDITIONING WITHOUT DIFFUSE AIR FLOW |
500 | OUTSIDE REAR VIEW MIRROR LH AND RH FOLDING |
500A | EXCLUSIVE DESIGNO LEATHER TRIM |
501A | EXCLUSIVE DESIGNO LEATHER - BLACK/ANTHRACITE |
512 | COMAND APS WITH DVD CHANGER |
518 | UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE (UCI) |
536 | SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO COMPLETE SYSTEM |
581 | AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL |
608 | AUTOMATIC HIGH BEAM SWITCH (IHC) |
615 | BI-XENON HEADLICHT W.ACTVIE CURVELIGHT RIGHT-DRIVE |
62V | SPEED- + LOADINDEX 96Y XL+99Y XL |
634 | CARBON FIBER FRONT SPOILER (HIGH GLOSS) |
636 | CARBON FIBER MIRRORS (HIGH GLOSS) |
668 | PRODUCT PROT.F.TRANSPORT VEH. W/ TIE-DOWN HOOKS |
705L | UNITED STATES (USA) |
763 | RADIO REMOTE CONTROL W/ PANIC SWITCH (315 MHZ) |
767 | 19"/20" AMG FORGED WHEELS W/ MIXED TIRES, BLACK |
773 | AMG EXTERIOR CARBON PACKAGE |
775U | BRIGHT SILVER METALLIC CLEAR COAT PAINT AMG |
7XXL | NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA |
803 | REAR RADAR TRANSDUCERS |
810 | PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM LOGIC 7 AMG SOUND |
871 | SENSORS FOR TRUNK LID OPENING/CLOSING |
874 | AQUABLADE INCL. HEATED WINDSHIELD WASHER SYSTEM MAGIC VIEW |
877 | AMBIENCE LED ILLUMINATION |
881 | REMOTE TRUNK LOCKING |
883 | POWER CLOSING SYSTEM |
887 | SEPARATE TRUNK LID LOCKING |
889 | KEYLESS - GO |
915 | FUEL TANK WITH GREATER CAPACITY - VOLUME 2 |
923 | OUTPUT INCREASE OF ENGINES P30 AMG S |
986 | DEVIATING VIN WITH MODEL YEAR |
989 | IDENTIFICATION LABEL UNDER WINDSHIELD |
A15 | I-VALVE BODY ASSEMBLY WITH VGS4 AND FBS4 |
A20 | DIRECT START |
A21 | SHIFT BY WIRE |
A35 | SOFTWARE 1 |
A89 | REDUCED-FRICTION |
B03 | DIRECT START / ECO START/STOP FUNCTION |
B51 | TIREFIT |
F231 | MODEL SERIES 231 |
FR | ROADSTER |
G931 | TRANSMISSION CODE VERSION 31 |
GV | AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REINFORCED P30 |
H73 | TRIM PIECES - CARBON HIGH GLOSS |
HA | REAR AXLE |
J2A | NAT2 WITH NEW DSM |
J81 | JUNE RELEASE |
K15 | CONTROL CODE FOR SERVICE INTERVAL 15000 KM |
L | LEFT-HAND STEERING |
M157 | V8 GASOLINE ENGINE M157 - AMG CARBON FIBER ENGINE SHROUD |
M55 | CAPACITY 5,5 LITRE |
N95 | CONTROL CODE BREMEN PLANT |
N98 | CONTROL CODE BREMEN PLANT |
P17 | KEYLESS-GO PACKAGE |
P30 | AMG PERFORMANCE PACKAGE P30 |
R01 | SUMMER TIRES |
U10 | FRONT PASSENGER SEAT WITH WEIGHT SENSING |
U25 | ILLUMINATED DOOR SILL AMG |
U47 | SPOILER LIP GLOSS CARBON FIBER |
U70 | BRAKE CALIPERS PAINTED RED P30 |
U71 | DVD PLAYER WITH REGIONAL CODE 1, USA |
VL | FRONT AXLE HALF, LEFT |
VR | FRONT AXLE HALF, RIGHT |
X00 | LEATHER, DESIGNO,ANALINE UNI-COLOR |
X17 | DESIGNO CLASSIC RED SINGLE-COLOR ANALINE GLOVE LEATHER |
Y41 | ROOF HEADLINER DESIGNO DINAMICA MICROFIBER BLACK |
Engine | 157983 60 021435 |
AGG_VAR | A 157 010 16 00 |
Variant | A 157 010 16 00 |
Number for spare parts |
Manufacturer's data version | DW 10/2016 Delta 3 |
DB storage version | 1.2 |
Data language | en |
Record was added in database | 2016-11-04 17:16 |
Last query date | 2016-11-04 17:16 |
Last update date | 2016-11-04 17:16 |
Data display version | 2.2 |
The Cote d’Azur region of France, in part ranging from Saint Tropez to Nice and including Cannes, is of course one of the world’s top playgroundsfor the
rich and famous; it’s also where the SL 63 AMG fits right into the scene. For everyday driving, or cruising along the beach communities,The SL 63 AMG
won’t force you or your passenger to make any sacrifice in comfort; top-down motoring just doesn’t get more luxurious than this,and the standard
Comfort settings that this car’s many active controls default to a nice, gentle calibration for the throttle and transmission that’smore in line with
traditional Mercedes-Benz powertrains. Factor in the excellent Airscarf system and heated-and-ventilated seats—plus top-notch wind buffeting—
and this is a car that we could especially enjoy with the combination of bright sun and the somewhat chilly spring air.
More sports-car than the SL 550
While the SL 63 makes the right statement along the beaches, it started to sing to the senses as soon as we pulled out from the
Polo Club Saint Tropez and took to the curvy backroads and smaller highways leading up away from the coastal areas toward the French Alps.
Compared to the SLof more than a decade ago, the current SL feels more sports-car-like, with its brawny 530-hp, twin-turbo AMG-built V-8
(instead of the SL 550's 429-hp 4.6-liter) and reworked seven-speed automatic transmission—with AMG replacing the torque converter
with a wet clutch pack and capable of smacking from one gear to another in as little as a tenth of a second.
But in a nod to the types of people who will gravitate to the SL, the SL 63 AMG defaults to Comfort (C) modes. On the powertrain side
(the dial), that smoothes the engine controls, makes the throttle response nice and seemingly linear, and gives upshifts a creamy smoothness.
Click that powertrain controller on the center console one notch over to the Sport (S) mode, and it feels much more eager, with
quicker, sharper (DSG-like) shifts and a more progressive throttle. Sport plus (S+) makes it sharper yet—like a racing box—
and taps into the full potential of the transmission, and includes a different regimen for the stability control system.
According to AMG head of vehicle development Tobias Moers, many AMG customers like to run their vehicles in the more aggressiveOnly when we got to some tight switchbacks did we truly recognize the need for Sport mode on the road. M-B's Active Body Control
(ABC) system, which is optional in the SL550, is included here in the SL 63 AMG, most of the time, it expertly soaks up uneven road
surfaces and saves occupants from the pitchiness, also keeping the cabin flat in gentle to moderate driving on curvy country roads
and making the SL in general feel lighter and more tossable than it is. But push those limits a bit on some of the tightest corners and
ABC sometimes adjusts the attitude of the car a little too overtly, mid-corner; for instance on very low-speed hairpins in Comfort mode
, we noticed that just before apex ABC would suddenly increase the roll moment at the rear (pushing the car closer to understeer)—
with the effect from the steering wheel feeling as if the ratio suddenly tightened; it’s a bit disconcerting, and we rapidly learned that
it’s up to the driver to switch to Sport (or Sport+)—where this effect isn’t as pronounced—when the roads turn very curvy. Versus the SL 550,
the geometry of the rear axle has been changed just a bit to accommodate the AMG models’ sharper, higher torque delivery.
Far more spine-tingling than numbing
But all these details don't detract too much out on curvy back roads. With the systems set in Sport mode and using the paddle-shifters,
it's great fun to dab into the power for as long as you dare, listening to the thunderous, howling-and-pulsating engine note—
which seems to bark a little bit extra at each shift—before you need to brake down to sanity once again. Just as the new sixth-generation
SL, the SL 63 AMG will feel lighter than any previous-generation SL owner might expect; it includes an all-new aluminum body that
savesabout 275 pounds altogether next to the previous version; the design also includes an aluminum frame as well as aluminum body panels
Included in all SL AMG models is a Race Start feature that allows the most quick, aggressive launch possible, with some wheel slip.
There's a pretty involved routine you'll have to go through to tap into the system, and for good reason . Also on offer is an AMG Media Performance Package
that executes quicker starts, faster shift times. Plus a dispaly with F! type info, lap times, 0-60 MPH data,additional gauges and much more at a dear $4,3000.
And if you are of that mindset, you'll want to go for the $9,000 Performance Package, which increases peak turbo boost from 14.2 psi up to
19.5psiboosting power to 557 hp and torque to 664 lb-ft, although the torque peak is a slightly higher 2,250 rpm (versus 2,000 rpm otherwise).
Top speed for the SL 63 is 155 mph, although those equipped with the Performance Package get a boost to 186 mph. In both cases it's electronically limited.
A Torque Vectoring Brake system comes with the SL63 and functions essentially as an electronic limited-slip differential, but the Performance Package—
identified from afar by its bright red brake calipers—includes a real one.
Acceleration is scorching—even compared to the SL 550. While the SL 550 gets to 60 mph in just 4.5 seconds (from 5.4 seconds in the previous generation)
the SL 63 AMG can do it in just 3.5 seconds with the Performance Package—and those are AMG's somewhat conservative numbers.
All this performancetalk aside, cruising and making the scene is the majority of AMG SL ownership to some. And inside, the current SL sheds some of
the tackier details of the previous SL for a mix of classy curvaceousness; while the trims and upholsteries are up to the standards of any of other high-end
Mercedes-Benz and AMG models, the round vents and hooded instrument cluster remind us more of the SL models of the 1970s and ‘80s. And the analog
IWC Ingenieur clock that’s top and center on the dash remains one of the most distinctive timepieces in a vehicle.
The S-Class of sporty cars, indeed
Company officials have called the SL the S Class of sporty cars, and that isn't far off if you consider the SL63 by its feature list. You'd be hard-pressed
to find a typical luxury feature that isn't standard here—harman/kardon surround sound, HD Radio, satellite radio, Bluetooth, hard-drive navigation
with live traffic updates, a heated windshield, power folding side mirrors,
The options list leaves plenty of room to load up the SL 63 with cutting-edge tech extras as well as distinctive luxury trims. Major packages include a
Premium Package (Keyless Go, Parktronic, Active Parking Assist, Active Ventilated (and Multicontour) Seats, Airscarf, a power trunk closer, and a
rear view camera system), a Driver Assistance Package (Distronic Plus, Active Blind Spot Assist, and Active Lane Keeping Assist), and the
aforementioned Performance Package (limited-slip diff, power boost, and red brake calipers).Harmin Karden surround-sound system soft-close doors,
a carbon-fiber package, and a couple of different wheel options. Available trims include carbon fiber, aluminum, satin-finish poplar, burl walnut, and black ash.
Mercedes-Benz’s Attention Assist, which studies steering inputs and detects driver fatigue, is also included, as is Pre-Safe, a pop-up roll-bar system,
and bi-xenon headlamps—in addition to eight airbags. Other active-safety options include adaptive cruise control, Active Blind Spot Assist, and
Active Lane Keeping Assist. Active curve illumination is also included, allowing the headlights to swivel 15 degrees to either side, helping to see
around tight, dark corners. And an Adaptive Highbeam Assist system can infinitely vary the beam focus from 220 feet to 1,000 feet.
As with the SL 550, the SL 63 comes with Eco Stop/Start, which smartly shuts off the engine at stoplights and restarts it the moment you lift off the brake.
We found it to be one of the least obtrusive stop/start systems yet, with very little shudder noticeable from the cabin, although setting the
powertrain controls to S or S+ disables the feature. Although EPA figures aren't out for the SL 63 yet, AMG says that the new powertrain is up to
30 percent more fuel efficientthan the previous SL63
We didn’t have to drive long at all before one of the SL 63 AMG’s almost-direct rivals—a late-model 997-era Porsche 911 Turbo—
came barreling along, beside us for a short time on a wider section of road. With the top down, we arguably had the better-sounding
ngine from outside the car—and far superior comfort—while being nearly as quick. But between these two models, it served as a reminder
that while the 911 remains closer to a pure sports-car (or supercar) formula, the SL 63 is a high-powered grand-touring ultra-luxury roadster
—with more of a priority placed on comfort and cabin appointments.
Comfort, context, and a top-notch luxury good
While these two vehicles both vie for the rich and influential who summer on the Riviera—along with the likes of the Jaguar XKR,
Maserati GranTurismo, and base Aston Martin DB9—they’re appealing in very different ways. In its proper context, the SL 63 AMG
makes about as much sense as a rather large $180,000 luxury two-seat roadster can. That's right; while the SL63 starts at $146,695,
options can approach that. Add the major option packages plus the AMG S P30 Performance Competition Package, Exterior Carbon Fiber Package
, and the AMG Performance media pkg, and you're at $178,470; and that's before trim and wheel extras.
Likewise, it begs a comparison with the $189,600 SLS AMG Coupe or $196,100 SLS AMG Roadster. While the gull-wing SLS Coupe is
going to turn even more heads, it's also a little more Viper-like, a lot less practical.
And that's what might sum up the SL 63's appeal the best; put back into the context of the French Riviera, or Rodeo Drive, it won't always
turn the heads of testosterone-fueled motorheads, but it's a high-priced luxury good in all the right ways that those who can afford it want—
versatile and comfortable enough for daily driving (it does speed bumps; it parks easily), yet providing a more exclusive experience that discerning drivers
—and those who want to go faster—will appreciate.
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34,755Last reported odometer reading |
Year purchased | 2013 |
Type of owner | Personal lease |
Estimated length of ownership | 3 yrs. 7 mo. |
Owned in the following states/provinces | California |
Estimated miles driven per year | 9,841/yr |
Last reported odometer reading | 34,755 |
Total Loss No total loss reported to CARFAX. | No Issues Reported |
Structural Damage No structural damage reported to CARFAX. | No Issues Reported |
Airbag Deployment No airbag deployment reported to CARFAX. | No Issues Reported |
Odometer Check No indication of an odometer rollback. | No Issues Indicated |
Accident / Damage No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. | No Issues Reported |
Manufacturer Recall Check with an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer for any open recalls. | No Recalls Reported |
Basic Warranty Original warrantyestimated to have 5 months or 15,245 miles remaining. Interested in anextended warranty? | Warranty Active |
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